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The Truth wrote: Kidney stone update: If I don't pass it before next Friday, it will have to be surgically removed.

Andyman1125 wrote: The Truth wrote: Kidney stone update: If I don't pass it before next Friday, it will have to be surgically removed. Drink about 983246508274658724650982743652845 gallons of water and you should be set. cranberry juice

GET EM OUT BY FRIDAY

Epignosis wrote: Andyman1125 wrote: The Truth wrote: Kidney stone update: If I don't pass it before next Friday, it will have to be surgically removed. Drink about 983246508274658724650982743652845 gallons of water and you should be set. cranberry juice GET EM OUT BY FRIDAY

 

The Truth wrote: Epignosis wrote: Andyman1125 wrote: The Truth wrote: Kidney stone update: If I don't pass it before next Friday, it will have to be surgically removed. Drink about 983246508274658724650982743652845 gallons of water and you should be set. cranberry juice GET EM OUT BY FRIDAY   Will that help?!?! OMG I should go to the store!

ehow wrote: Beer's curative powers in regard to kidney stones aren't unique. A six-year study by the Harvard School of Public Health in Boston concluded that not just beer but also coffee, tea and red wine can prevent kidney stones by preventing calcium deposits from building up. Meanwhile, cranberry juice is just as good a diuretic as beer should prevention efforts fail and a stone develop.

The Truth wrote: Epignosis wrote: The Truth wrote: Epignosis wrote: Andyman1125 wrote: The Truth wrote: Kidney stone update: If I don't pass it before next Friday, it will have to be surgically removed. Drink about 983246508274658724650982743652845 gallons of water and you should be set. cranberry juice GET EM OUT BY FRIDAY   Will that help?!?! OMG I should go to the store! ehow wrote: Beer's curative powers in regard to kidney stones aren't unique. A six-year study by the Harvard School of Public Health in Boston concluded that not just beer but also coffee, tea and red wine can prevent kidney stones by preventing calcium deposits from building up. Meanwhile, cranberry juice is just as good a diuretic as beer should prevention efforts fail and a stone develop.   Many thanks, Rob, I'll go see if that works.

I'm hoping for the best, buddy!

you better watch this movie Tanner (with english sub) it is fitting your state of condition

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Body_Troopers

also I allowed my self to copy a IMdB review  of the movie so you (Tanner) can get a clue of what it is all about, it is actually a STUNNING movie, as good as Pan's Labyrinth and kinda similar (if you take out the Spanish civil war and faunes and such but the fantasy and child imagination is as strong

(here is the IMdB review)

Whacked out, but pretty imaginative, kids flick, 17 July 2005

Author: Erotophonophilliac from Australia

This is one of those kid's movies that is either a) charming, imaginative and original, or b) disturbing enough to scar you for life. Either way it's well worth a look. There's some Norwegian cultural touchstones that make me believe it's taken from source material well known in it's homeland, but works at face value level as well. The storyline involves Simon, a kid with 2 expressions and a magic teddy bear, whose Grandfather seems to be getting very sick. "Of loneliness" diagnoses the kid at every opportunity. At the urging of the frankly creepy teddy, Simon ingests a magic potion and shrinks himself down to go and help Grandpa. Once inside, he hooks up with Mapster the young white blood cell & cute piece of lung matter, Alvaoli. Together they skip through grandpa's gnarly innards meeting such characters as the Secretions Agent and Bile Duct, the bad tempered head of the gall bladder department, while they try to stop the evil Calcium Crystals who are building a stone in Grandpa's bladder. The sets and costumes in this movie are impressively designed, even if worryingly skewed towards the rubber fetishistic crowd and the effects are pretty good too. (Favourite moment was the Secretion Agent's 'wanted poster') And for those with the bent for the absurd this movie's worth a look for nothing else than the costumes and interesting look at how our bodies are put together (my appendix is WHERE?) Best watched if: under 12 or drunk.

damn them (and Aginor ) damn myself

name some of your favoutite TV crime series,

mine is Criminal Minds, Law and Order, Bones, and the Mentalist, also Cold Case can be entertaining

aginor wrote: name some of your favoutite TV crime series, mine is Criminal Minds, Law and Order, Bones, and the Mentalist, also Cold Case can be entertaining